The Naight House Hotel

A museum, open daily dedicated to the memory orf the Gloucestershire Regiment (Glosters) & The Royal Gloucestershire Hussars (RGH). The museum is located on the north end of the Gloucester Docks.

a single span stone bridge over the river Severn of beautiful design by the engineer Tomas Telford, built in 1830

Cared for by English Heritage, one of the best examples of a Dominican black friary which later was coverted to a Tudor house and further conversion to a cloth factory. The internal full height roof is a stunning relic from the past. - Free Entry

an undercover shopping centre, close to the docks with high street names, restaurant's and eateries plus designer brands offered at discounted prices

The museum is currently closed for essential maintenance work.

Located at Gloucester docks and house in a the old Llanthony Victorian warehouse and run by the Canal & River Trust. There are exhibits and hands on, interactive displays to tell the story of the waterways heritage.

This museum, housed in a Victorian building looks at the history of Gloucester from Roman times and through the ages. With interactive displays, and exhibits and re-creations of a Roman kitchen playhouse and medieval streets scenes.

Located close to the city centre, the docks area holds several attractions as well as providing Leisure Cruises along the canal, Canal boat hire and you can also see the working dry docks still in use to repair craft.

Also referred to as "The House of the Tailor of Gloucester", a museum and shop dedicated to the work of Beatrix Potter.